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Winter Wonderland (Luke Bryan & Ella Langley) — xLights Sequence

Winter Wonderland (Luke Bryan & Ella Langley) — xLights Sequence

Regular price $30.00
Regular price Sale price $30.00
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Want it Forged to Fit your display? +$30

We rebuild this song for your layout, prop for prop, so it looks like it was made for your house. Your sequence downloads right away. After you order, email your xlights_rgbeffects.xml and xlights_networks.xml to help@sequenceforge.shop within 14 days. Current turnaround: 48 to 72 hours from receiving your files.

Is this for a commercial display, or do you sell sequences yourself? Please email help@sequenceforge.shop before you order and we'll work out what's right for you. It's just a quick conversation, and we're easy to work with.

Forged to Fit is a custom service, and we may decline any request.

Instant download · one zip, plain .xsq · recording not included

Watch the full-length preview on YouTube — the whole song, the whole house, start to finish. Nothing cut.

Luke Bryan and Ella Langley take turns, then sing it together: his verse on the left singing bulb, hers on the right, the bridge split between them, and both bulbs together from the third verse on. The colours travel with the song, from ice and lavender to aqua and rose, red, green and gold on the bridges, gold by the fire, purple on the instrumental, and every colour at once on the finish. Ten short video scenes play on the matrix at the words that call for them, and the title floats in blowing snow on “walking in a winter wonderland.” When they sing “build a snowman,” a snowman builds on all three mega trees, bottom, middle, then the head, and stands there until the parson arrives. On “snow is glistening” the whole house sparkles. Sleigh bells, a bluebird, hearts and flames climb the columns on their lines, and the mini trees show the lamp in the lane, the snowman, stacked hearts and a candle by the fire.

What you get

  • One zip that opens into one folder: the xLights sequence (.xsq) with its timing and lyric tracks, every picture and video clip it uses in its own media folder, and our layout and controller files.
  • Every prop on the display sequenced. No dark props, no “mega tree only.”
  • Start Here (one page), a Prop Guide, a display map and our model list, so you know exactly what to point each of your props at.
  • Setup help by email if the import doesn’t go the way you expected.

The details

  • Runtime — 2:10
  • Tempo — 118 BPM
  • Feel — Swing
  • Format — one zip: plain .xsq, media folder, layout, Start Here

You’ll need the song

The recording is not included with the sequence, and legally it can’t be. Buy the track below (it’s about a dollar), point xLights at your copy the first time you open the sequence, and that’s the last you’ll think about it.

Cut to: “Winter Wonderland” — Luke Bryan & Ella Langley — Luke Bryan Christmas (EP, 2025)

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Buying from Apple? The iTunes link finds the song. To buy it, open the iTunes Store in one of Apple’s apps: the Apple Music app or iTunes on Windows, the Music app on a Mac, or the iTunes Store app on iPhone. If the Apple Music or Music app doesn’t show the iTunes Store, turn it on in the app first.

Questions people actually ask

Will it work with my controller?
Yes. A sequence is layout data, not controller data — xLights renders it to an FSEQ that your controller plays. Falcon, Kulp, FPP, xSchedule, a Pi in a weatherproof box: none of it is baked into the file.

I don’t have half these props.
Then map the ones you have and leave the rest unmapped. The song was designed so no single prop carries the beat — drop the wreath and the snowflakes and the canes and the mini trees are still keeping time. If you want a straight answer for your specific layout, email us a screenshot first.

Can I change it?
Change anything you like. It’s your display. Recolour it, cut the bridge, swap our pictures for yours — it’s a normal xLights sequence once it’s open.

What if something’s broken?
Email help@sequenceforge.shop and tell us what you saw. We’ll fix the file and send it back. Because the download opens the moment you pay we can’t take a sequence back, so we’d rather spend the time making yours work than argue about a refund.

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